Yes, till you get into the engine block repair or really heavy material.

I own one and the advanced waveform adjustments are unbelievable. I can't even think of explaining all the benefits and the applications are truely endless. On tig 3/16 is going to be approaching its top end, it will do thicker than that but on a regular basis 3/16 is about it. Also it is a fabulous rod burner I run quite a bit of Ni99 for cast repair jobs, it has an adjustable dig control and I crank it up around 55-60 and the rods just don't stick and the arc is really sweet. I also weld alot of aluminum sheet and tube is 1/8" and thinner so it is a perfect fit for me.

Sweet machine, you'll love it

peace, pjseaman

I just bought a new Dynasty200DX.Best tool investment I have made in a long time.I considered purchasing the Dynasty300DXbut,at about 90lbs.I decided in favor of the 43 lb.200DX.(portability is a feature that appeals to me).Don't let the light weight fool you.It is a powerful little machine.I like the ability to change voltage inputs without changing links.Nice.I don't know about welding soda cans but,it does a beautiful job on .035 stainless and 3/8" aluminum.Expect to pay about $2900 with the contractors kit.(fingertip control,regulator,ect.,in a pretty good plastic carrying case).